pryso
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| $10K Budget for Speakers: Martin Logan Masterpiece vs Tannoy esputnix, that is an interesting perspective. I would expect most audio hobbyists would draw the opposite conclusion -- M-L for visual appeal but Tannoy for sonic appeal.M-L can be impressive, like most electrostatics, for their clean detail and ... | |
| If you could, what live performances would you enjoy re-living? Correction to my 10/12 post -We went to the Minor Key several times and I saw Miles live in a few various performances and concerts. But upon reflection I now think the performance that was so special was at the Minor Key but in 1962 with Sonny R... | |
| If you could, what live performances would you enjoy re-living? Based upon great musicians in uniquely wonderful performances:1. Louie Armstrong and the All Stars, Michigan Theater, Lansing, 1951 or 2, I was very young and still amazed my parents took me!2. Miles Davis Quartet with Coltrane, Minor Key, Detro... | |
| Help me understand "the swarm" in the broader audiophile world While I hesitate to add to this "hornet's nest" of a discussion, I will say this. I've been an audio hobbyist since the mid-60s when I put together my first stereo system building Dynakits. That included reading Audio, Stereo Review, and High Fi... | |
| Help me understand "the swarm" in the broader audiophile world I hope this is not too far off topic but a quote here by bdp raised a question regarding dipole bass. Anyone who can offer a knowledgable answer will be appreciated."The rear wave coming back to the woofer after it bounces off the wall behind it ... | |
| Danny Richie "fixes" the Linkwitz Arion loudspeaker For whatever reason, your link would not open. I was able to find it from the GR Research site. Oddly that had the same link name.More than 10 years ago I became interested in the Orion speaker system after reading the Linkwitz site. I was then... | |
| Rotel Turntable RP 9400 ....any opinions please This may not help but I'll offer it. Many years ago (late 1970s) I had to downsize my system and a trusted local dealer recommended the Rotel RP-3000 table and arm, a somewhat similar DD unit. The arm appeared to be a copy of the SME and overall... | |
| Jazz for aficionados I think she listened to Jaco a bit. But then what modern bass player hasn't?Anyway, 13 years later she is being recognized for her talent -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dc58yxvD0M4 | |
| Jazz for aficionados rok, thanks for that O'Day with OP. They worked well together.I've posted her two numbers from Newport '58 a couple of times. I never could find another performance by her I liked so well, for me it was mesmerizing. Just forget about the (dayti... | |
| Jazz for aficionados It's not Bach. But have you ever heard jazz harpsichord?https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ycdINaa8St0 | |
| Jazz for aficionados Guess the album title gives it away --https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cKnyCVmbyTAA good candidate frog? | |
| Jazz for aficionados rok, one obvious example, Round Midnight -https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=round+midnight+vocal | |
| Jazz for aficionados alex, no big deal, just FYI. | |
| Jazz for aficionados slaw, that is a favorite of mine as well. I believe I mentioned it once here but may not have been the recommendation that encouraged you to get it. Great stuff. Unfortunately the link on YouTube is blocked. | |
| Jazz for aficionados alex, a lotta years in between.My link, "After hours with Sarah Vaughn" was first released in 1949, then rereleased in 1955 (didn't realize that before).Yours, "Sarah Vaughn - After Hours" was from 1961.Interesting that she released two albums wit... |